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Category: Sonoma Restaurants

Lox bagel from Marla Bakery pop-up at Spinster Sisters in Santa Rosa. (Courtesy of Marla Bakery)

Where to Get the Best Bagels in Sonoma County

January 2025January 2025

A dozen places in Sonoma County to grab a great bagel on National Bagel Day, Jan. 15.

Guests dig into a feast of crab and all the fixings during the 31st annual Russian River Rotary Crab Feed at Shone Farm, in Santa Rosa. (Alvin Jornada / The Press Democrat)

Guide to Sonoma County Crab Feeds 2025

January 2025January 2025

Feeling crabby? Enjoy delicious Dungeness crab while supporting local organizations at these feeds around the county.

Customers order baby back ribs, sausage, pork shoulder, short ribs and beef brisket by the pound to create their mixed platter at the Cochon Volant BBQ Smoke House in Sonoma. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Cochon BBQ Returns for Barbecue Weekends at IL Fuoco

January 2025

The longtime chef of Cochon Volant BBQ is bringing back his famous barbecue each weekend in Sonoma.

Baker Amari Quiron adds Lox Toast while pasty chef Sara Ellsworth, right, tidies up the display of goods at Quail & Condor bakery Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, in Healdsburg. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

‘We Can’t Make Enough’: Healdsburg Bakery Sells Out Daily After Being Named Among Best in US

January 2025January 2025

After national recognition in The New York Times, owners of the Healdsburg bakery feel grateful as they ramp up production of sought-after baked goods.

The Pretty Fly for a Fungi with pesto, white sauce, mushrooms, Valley Ford Estero Gold Reserve cheese topped with arugula rom Slow Co. Pizza Friday, Dec. 20, 2024, in Cotati. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Slow Co. Pizza in Cotati Focuses on Local Ingredients and Community Vibe

December 2024December 2024

The new restaurant takes a slow approach to pizza. And it pays off.

The Saloon at The Jack London Lodge in Glen Ellen. (Kim Carroll)

Glen Ellen Has Everything To Make You Feel Glad To Be Alive

December 2024December 2024

Renowned novelist Jack London is still Glen Ellen's claim to fame — but rustic shops, historic sites and gorgeous hiking experiences are what lure countless visitors.

Toothpick Beef dusted with peanuts and intense aromatics served as a finger food or over rice from Bazaar Sonoma, BaSo | Restaurant & Konbini, Oct. 17, 2024, in Forestville. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County’s Best New Restaurants of 2024

December 2024December 2024

Find out which Sonoma County restaurant openings caught our dining editor’s eye this year.

The back patio at Molti Amici in Healdsburg Wednesday, July 19, 2023. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

These Sonoma County Restaurants Closed in 2024

December 2024December 2024

It’s been an especially tough year for Sonoma County restaurateurs. Here are the most significant local restaurant closures in 2024.

TOWN 7 Deadly Sins dinner at Montage Healdsburg

Sonoma County Dinner Series Is Once Again the Talk of the Town

December 2024

The TOWN dinner series is back at it with a new round of downright fun food, wine and art experiences. Tickets for the 2025 season are on sale now.

Hacienda Beach, seen from the bridge over River Road, continues to be a hotspot in the ongoing dispute over public access to privately owned beaches along the Russian River in Forestville, Friday, July 5, 2024. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

‘It’s West County Weird’: How Forestville Has Retained Its Rural, Funky Vibe

December 2024December 2024

A new spirit is taking root in Forestville, though it maintains its sweet and lively west county charm.

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